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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 17, 1933
Page
2
The notice explains rough hands from home, factory, and garden work and promises Mixpil as a remedy to restore natural softness. It lists applications for rough, chapped, and windburned skin and offers Indian Root Pills from The Will Car Stock Co Ltd Sydney with price and mail order details.
Jubilee events included a Returned Soldiers' Ste. Naion Ste. naion Stell at the Menor1 Value Saturday night. The Chiron 1 MY. Manvioti opened with a toast to the King and Queen. Speakers praised local effort and urged continued support for the town team and community projects.
A wind driven generator is described as exceptionally low cost with no further running costs after installation. It uses robust construction and large ball bearings with dust and water protection. The device is presented as tried and tested over years, not an experiment.
Gladstone market officials Mosse Ralishroigt Morta Co and Luh announce a monthly market event. Vendors will offer assorted goods including sleep aids and household items. Public participation expected with several stalls and special sales.
The report lists croquet results with multiple players and teams such as Geb OSE CLMTStone Chibs and Giusti scoring seven points visitors led by Thawerh and Wo Shebhard defeating Rev A. Kener and Mespade. Other pairings include Mesnaes Lo G Wane and Bek DGithe, plus outcomes for Heaven Crafter Mrs Smallieomnhead and Munir with scores 24 26 and Wilson 17.
At the annual meeting of the Crest Reals CIM presided by Mr Forkun the officers discussed loans and financial status. Key figures included A Trott, A McHomalis, James Poraan as patron, and officers Gleeson Chere and Dh. Mardoet with various vice presidents and a secretary. The session fixed discussions and set an open mine date of April 1 for future actions.
Miss Roberts will restings sons at Gladstone on Monday, assisted by Miss Jean Marris. Tulending students will attend the lesson, with contact at Gladstone 4u.
TENDERS are invited for the lease of Crown land Block 7 Hundver oy Durling totaling 144 acres with stone quarries wells and about 20 acres of fruit trees. Property lies about 4 miles from Winrabara. sale subject to consent of the Commissioner of Crown Lands. Closing Wednesday 20 March. Applications to the solicitor.
A list of students from Gladstone Primary School receiving grades and recognition in spelling and related subjects. Names include Shiehl, Gide, Gra de Ty Ronnytad, Mouglas Mc Vey, Melba Coe, Jack Prit, MT Diior, Pheo Murney, Marjory Graig, Rene Hal fin, Vera Hoar, Karta Groseloph, Peter Ballmotyne, Joloy Bhtek, and Ree Miler Tommy dones along with associated grades.
A large Huttleston crowd gathered for a farewell in MP and Mrs Thatts Brown Aval on's oldest residents as they prepare to move to Mirebani. The event featured games, songs, speeches, and a presentation to Mrs Brown. Walter Thomas spoke of the couple’s longtime residence at Weston and their ties to the community.
Crowds gathered as Jubilee celebrations featured variety acts from the Sunshine Troupe and local entertainers. Musicians led by Miss Eula Grubb performed while a city pageant and a wrestling match drew cheers, with Mayor Grubb set to present a cup to the winner at the Town Hall.
A town reunion at a former church and hall honored past officials teachers and pupils. Rev S Mogford led the service with strong attendance and reminiscences from long-time locals, including former headteachers and scholars.
A garbled OCR fragment shows scattershot references to pennies, ads, and political activity on a Main Street in a town near Gl iadstone. Mentions of assistants, votes, and a tense scene hint at a local election or petition, but details are unclear.
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